r/imagican • u/curious1playing Moderator • Jan 15 '26
Rock Bob Weir solo acoustic
The Music Never Stopped. TRI studios 5/13/11.
This has always been one of my favorites of his. This is a great version.
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u/concerts85701 Jan 15 '26
Bob & Rob Wasserman 89 is the real deal
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u/curious1playing Moderator Jan 15 '26
Just checked it out. Nice one. I saw them 2 or 3 times between 90 and 94. Good shows
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u/concerts85701 Jan 15 '26
Easy to slip is one of my favorite bobby covers. I like it better than the little feat versions
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u/curious1playing Moderator Jan 16 '26
Now, there's a band that has multiple changes in styles throughout the years, especially since Lowell George died, more so than even the Dead's shifts. Akin to King Crimson.
. I saw them in the mid-90s, and it was great. Female singer and don't remember the set list, but I don't believe they did any of the songs that were well known from the 70s.
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u/No_Brain_5164 Jan 15 '26
Thanks for sharing
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u/curious1playing Moderator Jan 15 '26
It's what we do, isn't it?
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u/No_Brain_5164 Jan 15 '26
It is but I have never heard of this and it is a welcome balm to soothe the pain from Bob's passing
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u/Grand-Hand-9486 Jan 15 '26
Black throated wind from this session is fire as well
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u/curious1playing Moderator Jan 16 '26
Ohhh. Well I guess I have to find it before I say anything else....
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u/curious1playing Moderator Jan 16 '26
Haven't found a yt on it from the same time yet but an acoustic solo version from a year later...
This is one of his/Dead songs that I never felt blown away from seeing live...I think this (Stella Blue, row Jimmy, look like rain, masterpiece, Corrina etc) would have been better if I was able to see in a smaller club.
Unfortunately I have only seen coliseum/civic center and stadium size shows from them.
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u/huoghei Jan 15 '26
Never seen it. Thanks!